The Columbus journal., 1887-10-19

If you want to be sure 10 get the
lowest prices, be sure to come to Colum- !
and trade at G. 4 L. KRAMKk's.
Dried fruits,-raspberries, prunes.
plums, currants, apricots, apples, dates,
raisins, at John Heitkemper's.
I have three shorthorn bull calves
from the noted Sheldon bull, for sale at
reasonable prices. J. H. Reed. 25-2tp
The Western Cottage Organs are the
best. Get prices Of G.. w. kibler, travel
ing salesman for A. & NJ Turner. tt
Saturday was windy day, and the
sand flew, notwithstanding the little
shower that helped lay the dust.
Picture frames made to order; all
kinds of pictures, also furniture, bed
feathers, ETC., etc., at SamL Gass's.
1t is rumored that when Geo. Scott
returns from his visit to Europe he will
rebuild west of the Clother House.
We can convince any fair-minded
man or woman that they can save money
by trading with us. G. & L. Kramer.
The JOURNAL is on sale, each week,
at the book and news stores OF E. ID.
Fitzpatrick and G. s. Davis, at 5 cents
a copy.
A store room ON 11th street, 22xl32
feet for rent. A lease for term OF
wears preferred. Call soon, on M. Il.
Turner. 10
The ladies of the Baptist church
| will give supper Friday evening, Nov.
4th. Place announced next week. All
are invited.
The Hastings Daily Ne,cs, which
was a bright little sheet, has gone glim-
mering. There didn't seem to be room
for it in Hastings.
Willie Meagher left Mr.. Knees su-
pervision last week and has gone to
Fremont to attend the Normal and
Business College.
Money on hand, no delay in COM
pleting loans. Rates and terms as low
as the lowest, and as good as the best.
Gus. G. Becher & Co. 15-i
Remember, Heinrich, Genl. Agt, In
sures horses and mules against disease,
accidents or theft, and guarantees your
money in case of loss.
The 4 o'clock passenger train going
east yesterday morning was late about
three hours. The trains are all very
heavily laden these days.
Peter Louisburg, near Lindsay,
was thrown out of his wagon Saturday
week and was SO badly injured that he
died the following Sunday.
-Chas Davis and J. A. Turner have
recently laid sidewalk along their lots
on North street. The ordinance calls fol
the length of each-l32 feet.
L. o. Jones & Co., clothiers, of Oma
ha, have rented the store room OF M. n
Turner on Eleventh street, and will oper
this week with stock of goods.
, All those knowing themselves In
debted to me must call and settle b!
t Nov 1st, as am going away and mus
have my money. J. NJ. Honahan.
Before investing in a sewing ma
chine, organ or piano, see A. Il M. Thr
:, ner, at their organ depot, or address q
W. Kibler, their travelling salesman. tt
II Mr.. Ed. Graham's mill at Cresten i
reported as turning out very excellen
quality of flour, and Mr.. Graham under
U stands how to place it on the market.
For RENr-The best feed yards in tn
county, and near q. P. depot, Columbus
will accommodate from $50 to 200 hea'
s of cattle. Call soon on G. NJ Taylor.
22tf
j The Elsie Morel dramatic compan
filled an engagement at the Opera Hous
"a Thursday, Friday and Saturday ever
ings of last week to not very good bus
40 ness.
A. & Nj. Turner are selling th
, Western Cottage Organ and Domestl
Sewing Machine, both of which stand 6
the head of their class, and are guarar
2 teed loft
Losr-A new oiled coat,-betwee
% Columbus and the Newman place, te
miles north. The finder will pleas
re leave it at this Office and Oblige IL
owner. lip
I'd The Genoa Leader has come ol
straight republican and is warranted
ill neither rip, tear, ravel nor run down I
the heel. Butter and eggs taken 9
v. subscription.
1t is reported that L. Gerard, whe
y, at Omaha the first of the week, made
:. trade of Polk county land for Omai
real estate, that will, without doubt,
" a big thing for him.
At the second annual meeting of Il
district convention w. C. T. U. of Il
~ 4th judicial district held at Schuyle
our townswoman, Mrs. G. G. Hicko
was elected recording secretary.
Mrs. w. B. Backus received by e
press Monday of last week from her hu
band who is at Ogallalla, this state, 6
Sd weeks old fawn, which is as lively al
a' playful as kitten, and quite curiosi
here.
ny There is quiet talk among dem
lie Gratis that republican votes may be nee
ed to pull some Of the Kavanaugh tick
Id through. 1t will be a good thing I
cal Platte county democrats if they cea
to follow the lead of Kavanaugh.
an MIR. Truman is not only good
i. & publican but frst-class citizen and
Leader hopes to see him elected for t